The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-08
MESSAGES FROM MAssILLON.
Daily Report From Our Busy West End
Sister,

C0Ilege.1 ns,--,,- Ssus.. 1t
Mr.. Joseph COrns has gone east on
business.
The POcOck grist mill began work
yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Strong has returned from
his visit East.
AIVine Wales left for Easthampton
this morning.
Charles Kicks left this morning for
Kenyon College.
Mr.. Charles Halter is the new clerk at
Wefler's grocery.
The German Pioneer Association has
meeting tonight.
/" A Knight off Labor" at the Opera
House Friday evening.
Miss Emma Heller, Of Akron, is visit.
Ing friends In the city.l cna,
Christ. Blocker Is building q new
house on Duncan street.
Dan Shedron had his pocket picked Of
81 at Columbus last week.
There will be a quarterly meeting at
the M. E. Church tonight.
Miss Eva McCue has gone to Welles-
ley, Mass, to attend school. ...-. Msa
Il. r. Oehler has secured large job
Of tin roofing at Cleveland.
Mr.. Dominick Hsnsen's daughter Is
teaching school In Navarro.
Mre. K. L. Kemp went to Baltimore,
Nd, this morning on visit.
Mrs. @. L. Magee, of Pittsburgh, Is Wis.
lting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Pease.
Mrs. Phoebe NOal, of Iowa, is visiting
Ing her father, Mr.. Jacob Yager.
Mr.. II. j. Crowley has gone to Boston
to spend week with his parents.
Mr.. A. D. VOlkmor has the patent
right for a new kind of dog kennel.
Mrs. James Peacock and family are
spending few days at Lake Park Hotel.
Mrs. Ed. L. Arnold has returned from
q visit to her parentssat New Philadel-
phla.
Msssrs. e. G. Merwin and s. G. RIgdon
are spending several days at Turkeyfoot
Lake. s..--.--.s.ssessE - -.
The G. L. & W. railroad gave their
employees picnic Saturday at Camp
Chippewa.
Miss Lue Failure, of Wheeling ia the
guest Of Miss Maggie Davis, on South
East street.
Mr.. William Hoffman has opened q
restaurant In the Allarding building,
on Jarvis street.
NJ. I'd. Orchard, of Lima, is visiting
at the residence of Mrs. +. r. Webb, on
East Main street.
Mrs. Fred. Albrecht, sr., and daugh-
ter Etith have gone to Circleville to
spend week with friends.
Sherman Hathaway has returned
home from two weeks visit with his
brother, at New London, 0. ~ Gesspo:...:. o::::
Mrs. Mary Frantz died Sunday morn
Ing, of typhoid fever. Funeral at st.
MarY'S Catholic church at 9 q. m.
Miss Olive Hornbrookis and Laura
Quinn, Of Cambridge, o., are spending
few days with Miss Gertrude Mills.
The P. B. is the old reliable five cent
cigar, sold at Hotel Conrad cigar store.
A fine stock Of candies always on hand.
Mr. H0ffer, 0f the Panama canal, and
brother Father Hotter, of Louisville,
we're the guests OF Father Verlet, Fri.
day.
Messrs. Frank, John and Clarence
McLsin, and Perlee Hunt left for Eaet.
hampton, Mass, this morning to attend
school,
The Ohio Church Choir Co., will give
a musical entertainmet wednesday eve
nlng, september = St buchers opera
house. -%a-ss
Mrs. B. G. Freeman, Of Cleveland, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Emma Walls
az tne Eesioence OF ID Walls' NO. ~
Nortu street'
Mr.. VIM. 0berlin while repairing his
house on East Main street, found In the
garrett an old day book used by Mr.. Un-
derhill IN 1883.
Mr.. Fred. Keller, the popular retail
grocer on Main street, and family spent
Sunday with his wife's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. whitman, at D0ylest0wn.
/, Any one wishing TO send packages TO
foreign countries will do well by see.
ing N. Antonio, who can give them
rates to any seaport on the globe. ylEss--ES.--
John 9onnhoIfer's hoTGe- 6afWeen
Youn 0stown hilI and Massilion. hnrned
to ths STonnd. insnTsd in DwsIlinS
Honse Comnanv of Roston. for S70O.
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Cus ~ sne haCe anu . ploAon LlD Ieoul1eu'
The shaft at the mine on the Levers
farm is nearly completed and coal will
be taken out some time this month. The |
depth is one hundred and twenty-five